Google announced that it’s scaling back support for seven structured data types to “simplify the search results page.” This move reflects Google’s continuous effort to enhance its results pages for ...

Many search engines rely on structured data to enhance user experiences – and this trend will likely intensify in 2025. For this reason, structured data is no longer a “nice-to-have” but an essential ...

In June, Google announced it was deprecating seven structured data types from working within Google Search. Now, Google is also removing the reporting related to six of the seven of those structured ...

The structured data landscape has undergone significant transformation in 2024, driven by the rise of AI-powered search, the growing importance of machine-readable content, and the need to ground ...

Specifically these will no longer be supported; Book Actions, Course Info, Claim Review, Estimated Salary, Learning Video, Special Announcement and Vehicle Listing. Google will be dropping support for ...

Google's John Mueller announced Google is "simplify the search results page" by removing "some features that aren't being used very often and aren’t adding significant value to users." This means more ...

Google’s Lizzi Sassman answered a question in a Google SEO Office hours session about whether it’s okay to combine different structured data types. The answer illuminated an important point about how ...